older work > Canadian Road Windows

untitled 1
c-print
20 x24
2010
The Canadian No. 1
24 x 36"
2010
motel
c-print
30 x 30"
2006
the van
c-print
30 x 40 "
2009
sheep
c-print
30 x 40 "
2009
highway 17
c-print
30 x 30"
2006
birch
c-print
30 x 30"
2009
mountains
c-print
30 x 40 "
2009
prairies
c-print
30 x 30"
2006
2011
the lines
c-print
30 x 40 "
2009
truck stop
c-print
30 x 30"
2006
killarney stick
c-print
30 x 40 "
2009

The road trip is a popular right of passage for many Canadians. It is a unique experience where we are both witness and participant to our vast country, the highway a vein that moves us from the urban to the wild and back again. As a passenger I sit passively, humbled by the massiveness of the earth and sky that creates this iconic landscape.

These views were photographed as part of an ongoing series of travels. They are reflections of a feral landscape that lined the roadside and the objects that filled the frame of my window. This collection of images simultaneously honors the artifacts of the land while marking the vastness of space that is out of reach. The road trip moves travelers across the country. Here we find ourselves at the cusp of an overwhelmingly large frontier, something immense that spreads out beyond the windowpane.